Next Door Urgent Care will move into half of the space that was formerly occupied by the Just a Buck store, which closed about a year ago.
The plan for the South Euclid Food Truck Park, scheduled to open in June. City Council on Monday approved legislation to seek bids to build the park's pavilion. SOUTH EUCLID, Ohio -- The city will soon be welcoming a new medical care facility to Marc’s Plaza after City Council approved a conditional use permit Monday for Next Door Urgent Care to operate at 4515 Mayfield Road.
Welo said the facility would benefit residents, as well as Notre Dame College. She suggested that the Next Door partners meet with the dean of students at Notre Dame College. “There’ll be a hallway down the center and rooms on either side,” said physician’s assistant Dylan Kadow, one of the business’ partners, in describing the site’s layout. “There’ll be a lobby out front with snacks and refreshments and a fish tank.
Kadow said such efficiencies will allow for less waiting and fewer cars in the busy parking lot shared with Marc’s. Next Door will provide physicals for young athletes to make sure they don’t have underlying conditions that would prevent them from participating in sports, and will do Department of Transportation exams for truck drivers, as well as other occupational therapy services.
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